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<br /> CalTRUST Short-Term Account vs. Benchmark (LAIF) <br /> CalTRUST CalTRUST <br /> Short-Term LAIF Short-Term LAIF <br />Yield 4.78% 4,19% One Month 0.38% 0.35% <br />Duration 0.12 N/A Three Month 1.10% 1,017& <br />Avg. Maturity 0.88 yrs. 0.47 yrs. Six Month 2.11% 1.93% <br /> Twelve Month 3.76% 3.48% <br />CalTRUST yield is gross of investment CalTRUST and LAIF returns are net of fees. <br />advisor 1 administrative fee. <br /> LAIF returns are estimated based upon most <br />LAIF yield is net of LAIF program fees. recent reporting date (03/29/2006), <br />This might be the right time to look into CaITRUST, the Investment Trust of California, which <br />pools investment funds for local agencies. It's safe; it's liquid; and it offers a good return. <br />For more information, contact: <br />Dan Harrison, League of California Cities, (916) 658-8267, dharrison@cacities,orq. <br />Chuck Lomeli, Chairman of the CalTRUST Board of Trustees and Solano County Treasurer, <br />(707) 784-3419, c1omeli@solanocountv.com. <br />Lyle Defenbaugh, MetWest Securities, (916) 441-6200, Idefenbauqh@mwstrateqies.com. <br />On the Internet: www,caltrust.orq <br />By phone: (888) 422-8778 <br />Bye-mail: caltrust@mws,com <br />By fax: (310) 826-3188 <br />2006 Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Awards <br />The California Environmental Protection Agency (CaIEPA) is calling for applications for the 2006 <br />Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Awards. <br />The award program recognizes individuals, organizations and businesses that have <br />demonstrated exceptional leadership and made notable, voluntary contributions in conserving <br />California's precious resources, protecting and enhancing California's environment and building <br />public-private partnerships. <br />To download an application, visit http://wwwcalepa.ca,Qov/Awards/GEELA or call CalEPA at: <br />(916) 322-7649. The deadline to submit an application is June 8. <br />Cities Prepare for Possible Avian Flu Outbreak <br />In response to the growing concern over a possible outbreak of the Avian Flu virus currently <br />spreading in both Asia and Europe, cities, counties and state health officials have begun drafting <br />response plans to this potential threat to the public health. <br />